If you're wondering if you helped anyone, I'm that guy. I like the idea of the self containing dry bag and the specific kit you can build yourself. That foam nozzle is impressive. Anyone that's ever used a hose connection version can def. see the difference. Thanks for sharing and I'm going to look into one myself. I can at least see ordering some product for my current pressure washer
Great video - I tend to use as little water as possible when I wash my bike. But when I have to I follow up with the leaf blower to ensure I knock all the water out of those little spaces I can't reach with a towel.
Same here. I mostly just use the ONR rinseless when the bike starts getting dirty or the Bugslide while riding/between rides. But after tours, especially when riding hundreds of miles through storms, it's time for a thorough cleaning. And, like you, I also use a blower to dry the bike when I do that.
Highly suggest blowing the water off with one of those stick blower or back pack blowers to get the majority of the water off the bike. Might consider getting this bundle myself. 🙌
I've never understood why people want in depth washing videos from people who aren't detailers anyway, that said I hate cleaning in general, that said I'm probably going to buy one of these. Great overview amigo!!
Thanks for the explanation, so I’m clear did you say the standard nosel ( not motorcycle or bicycle) is a more powerful one ? If so would you use that on a car and maybe for a patio? Many thanks
I have a smaller Softail mode, and have always washed it by hand. It takes me at least 2 hours each time. Not having a bike lift to raise it off the ground, means crouching or sitting on my gravel drive way.... Which isn't the best. I've been looking into getting the mechanical pump-action foam sprays, but have never been fully convinced. Pressure Washers are quite expensive, and this one is no exception. Would you recommend it? If anything, I figure it drastically cuts down the amount of time needed for a generic wash, excluding any detailing. Great video as always. Your video setup is exceptionally good, I'm always struck at how clear the image is and how vibrant the colours are.
If you're wondering if you helped anyone, I'm that guy. I like the idea of the self containing dry bag and the specific kit you can build yourself. That foam nozzle is impressive. Anyone that's ever used a hose connection version can def. see the difference. Thanks for sharing and I'm going to look into one myself. I can at least see ordering some product for my current pressure washer
Fantastic video thank you for sharing. Lovely bike as well
Thanks!
Great video - I tend to use as little water as possible when I wash my bike. But when I have to I follow up with the leaf blower to ensure I knock all the water out of those little spaces I can't reach with a towel.
Same here. I mostly just use the ONR rinseless when the bike starts getting dirty or the Bugslide while riding/between rides. But after tours, especially when riding hundreds of miles through storms, it's time for a thorough cleaning. And, like you, I also use a blower to dry the bike when I do that.
i m not certain but i believe after the foaming, you have to use the "muc off" tip not the "motorcyclee" one but i may be wrong or its the opposite?
Highly suggest blowing the water off with one of those stick blower or back pack blowers to get the majority of the water off the bike.
Might consider getting this bundle myself. 🙌
Absolutely agree. I have a blower myself.
I've never understood why people want in depth washing videos from people who aren't detailers anyway, that said I hate cleaning in general, that said I'm probably going to buy one of these. Great overview amigo!!
I've seen you ride. I have a feeling you could make use of this. 😆
@@withPercy mudholes are the way forward :P
Thanks for the explanation, so I’m clear did you say the standard nosel ( not motorcycle or bicycle) is a more powerful one ? If so would you use that on a car and maybe for a patio?
Many thanks
I have a smaller Softail mode, and have always washed it by hand. It takes me at least 2 hours each time. Not having a bike lift to raise it off the ground, means crouching or sitting on my gravel drive way.... Which isn't the best. I've been looking into getting the mechanical pump-action foam sprays, but have never been fully convinced. Pressure Washers are quite expensive, and this one is no exception. Would you recommend it? If anything, I figure it drastically cuts down the amount of time needed for a generic wash, excluding any detailing.
Great video as always. Your video setup is exceptionally good, I'm always struck at how clear the image is and how vibrant the colours are.
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So many tips 🤔
13:40 yep that's what she said 😉